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Opel Zafira 1.8 125KM Check Indicator: Coolant Alert & Low Temperature (Photo Included)

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  • #1 17230580
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    Hello, while driving, the check light on the board and on the display came on and the message too little coolant. This surprised me as the fluid level was not in a dire condition.
    The fluid has been refilled, the check is still lit. I noticed that the fluid level message appears above 120km / H. And I think it keeps the temperature too low. I'm throwing a photo. Do you advise or for a computer.
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  • #2 17230639
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Connect it to a diagnostic device and read errors.
  • #3 17230901
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    And the temperature of the liquid should not be higher ???
  • #4 17230907
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    And a photo taken on a hot engine? Has the fan cooled down to this temperature?
  • #5 17230939
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    On a warm one after driving 15 km
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  • #6 17230959
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Warm up the engine while stationary, because when driving, the temperature will always drop even when the fan on the radiator is running.
  • #7 17231055
    maly_13
    Level 20  
    temperature ok (I have too)
    reading error codes because otherwise they are reading coffee grounds.
  • #9 17234772
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    I connected to the computer ... it turned out that the first probe ... a mixture sometimes rich and sometimes poor ...
    The probe has already been replaced ....
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  • #10 17236702
    g107r
    Level 41  
    And it shouldn't be like that? Rich, poor, rich, poor ...?
    How does a lambda probe work?
    andzej789 wrote:
    In addition, a new message popped up, I throw a photo. I know that means little cladding on the blocks - although the blocks are thick.
    Of the simplest ones, with thick blocks it can also mean a broken cable from the block.
  • #11 17237249
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    This is what the rich displayed on the computer and then the poor.
    Well, today the check light came on again ..
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  • #12 17239107
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    I checked the wires in the front wheels are whole. I do not see the interruption or other faults ... there are also sensors on the back ?? photo ... Opel Zafira 1.8 125KM Check Indicator: Coolant Alert & Low Temperature (Photo Included) Opel Zafira 1.8 125KM Check Indicator: Coolant Alert & Low Temperature (Photo Included)

    Added after 11 [hours] 28 [minutes]:

    Is it a pad wear cable?
  • #14 17239975
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    And where to connect them ... there will be a place for the terminals ??
  • #15 17240151
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    The sensors are on the brake pads and the plug should be plugged in there.
  • #17 17240189
    andzej789
    Level 13  
    But it should be the input in the blocks ?? So some special ??
  • #18 17240193
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    The blocks for the sensors must be there.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around an Opel Zafira 1.8 experiencing a check indicator light and a coolant alert despite the fluid level being adequate. Users suggest connecting the vehicle to a diagnostic device to read error codes, as the temperature readings appear low. The author mentions a new error related to the lambda probe, indicating fluctuating fuel mixture readings. Further troubleshooting includes checking wiring and sensors related to brake pads, as well as ensuring proper connections for the sensors. The conversation emphasizes the importance of diagnosing error codes and inspecting related components to resolve the issues.
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